Sharp County record., 1887-06-30

SHARP COUNTY RECORD.
&c. HENDERSON, Proprietor
EVENING SHADE. = ARKANSAS
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
CANADIAN crops are reported in an ex-
cellent condition, and very promising
WASHINGTON is intensely worked up
over the Venezuelan telephone scandal
TIE Iovernmeut is to institute coast
natrol to aid local authorities in quaran-
tine regulation.
THE total value of the principal articles
OF provisions exported from the UnlIea
States during May past was so,ooh$oo'
against s662933 in May, 1886.
GryERAL HOWARD has informed the war
Department that only sixteen Apache
warriors have left the San Carlos agency
and that the others are not in sympathy
with them.
THE advertised meeting of the evlcted
tenants at Bodyke, Ireland, on the lotn'
was forbidden, but the people got To-
gether at Feakle and Michael Davltt ao-
dressed them.
NoRruWEsT TERRITORY officials and
most of the settlers are reported as oe-
Eevino that there is no foundation Tor the
rumors of uneasiness among the nall
breeds and Indians.
CRowyP PRINCE FREDERICK left Berlin Tor
London on the 18th to take part IN the
Oueen,s Jubilee celebration. Before de-
nartinp he called at the Emperor's palace
and took leave Of his Majesty
TIE Farmers Institute Of South Rem
frew. Ont, has passed resolutions IN
favor of free trade with the Unlteo
state, and pledging the institute to do It's
utmost to carry such pollcy 10 SUI
ces 5ful issue.
nrsp,rcu from Nice, France, to the
warner observatory on the 18th, an
uounced the discovery OF comet locateu
In right ascension, sixteen hours elgnteen
minutes, forty-six seconds; declnaCloh
south, twenty degrees, thirty-eight MIN
utes.
JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, ex-Minlster 10
China, has been chosen president OF tne
Anti-Poverty Society of Philadelphia
This gives him a prominent place IN the
Henry George movement Mr.. w. D. Az
kins resigned the place in Mr.. Youngs
favor.
TuB President is said to have promised
kdiutant-General Johnston Jones, Oh
North Carolina, during his recent vlslt 10
Wasbin gton, that all the fl .gs taken from
the Southern States during the late war
should be returned to those States al an
early day.
ONE hundred asyiums in the Unlted
States and Canada were represented IN
the Association Of Medical Superintend-
ents of American Institutions for the In
sane, which began its session at Detrolt
Mich. on the 18th. This is the torty-hrst
annual meeting.
SERIOUS roting is repaSoped to have oc
Cured at OK Rid ge Parl Guttenbufg,
N. J.. on the 18th. An Anarchist picnic
for the benefit of the Chicago Anarchists,
at which Herr Moss was prtsent, was be-
ing beld in the park. Several persons
are reported hurt
THE Princess of Wales and her family
visited the Wild West show on the 10Th,
together with a score Of foreign royalties,
all of whom rode in the Dead wood coacn,
the Princess being seated on the box by
the side of Buffalo Bill, who drove the
horses attached to the vehicle.
THE enormous influx of visitors to par
ticipate in the jubilee festivities In Lon
don has exceeded the most extravagant
estimates, and the floods of arrivals con-
tinue unabated. The hotels have long
since ceased to receive guests, and the
lodoing houses are filled to overfowing.
The committee of the International
Typographical Union, who remained at
Buffalo to straighten out Secretary-Ireas
urer Pascoe's accounts, said before leav.
ing that they had no reason to think there
is ANYTHING wrong with the accounts, the
tumble occurring simply from incompe'
tence.
LouIsBURG harbor Nova Scotia, IS SAID
to be full Of American schooners loaded
with mackerel, all taken within the three
mile limit. Twenty passed 1ngoist north
ward bound on the 14th. One trawler
took over 500 quintals Of cod fish on the
river banks from bait procured at Mag
dalen.
TIE Secretary of State is informed by
the Minister Of Spain in Washington that
foreigners visiting Cuba, who remain be-
yond one month, must provide themselves
with passports. Spanish consuls in the
United States are now instructed to aff1 K
visa to United States passports, at the
cost of one dollar.
TIE American Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions have received news OF terrible
famine in Asia Minor. The harvest time